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The Muth family and Columbia Basin Trust are pleased to award five students who have faced and overcome adversity with the Neil Muth Memorial Scholarship. Olivia Ady from Trail, Reid Ambrosio from Kimberley, Summer Bradford from Invermere, Grace Cline from Castlegar and Levi Sykut-McCulloch from Cranbrook will share the annual award of $10,000 to undertake their post-secondary
In communities across B.C., farmers’ markets offer an opportunity for people to get locally grown, healthy, fresh food from the farmers in their neighbourhood. Farmers’ markets also are a place for social connection, as well as a support for food security across B.C. But, we know that this food isn’t always accessible to everyone. That’s why our government is continuing to
In communities across B.C., farmers’ markets offer an opportunity for people to get locally grown, healthy, fresh food from the farmers in their neighbourhood. Farmers’ markets also are a place for social connection, as well as a support for food security across B.C. But, we know that this food isn’t always accessible to everyone. That’s why our government is continuing to
Five students who have overcome personal adversities in their lives have been awarded with the Neil Muth Memorial Scholarship, on behalf of the Muth family and Columbia Basin Trust.
The final year of high school can be overwhelming for Grade 12 students as many pound out scholarship applications in search of funds to cover post-secondary studies. For Makayla Pickering of Nelson, attending university just became a little easier after the L.V. Rogers graduate was awarded a Beedie Luminaries Scholarship that can cover as much as $44,000 in post-secondary